Camping

We've recently seen a few small camper vans that look homier than some houses, and now we have a squaredrop trailer that can say the same. The new Kuckoo Bruno combines some of our favorite RV features into a towable all-weather cabin.

A light, ultra-portable way of getting morning coffee, the new JoGo packs coffee-brewing power into a sleek straw. It pops out of a pocket and uses an integrated filter to deliver rich morning flavor without the grounds.

Unlike thermoelectric camp stove/chargers that rely on live fire, the new Gen Stove powers up electronics with waste heat from LPG-fired cooking. It provides an easier, more universal solution for cooking and charging simultaneously.

Las Vegas-based CyberLandr has an interesting vision for a Tesla camper: a telescoping box that fits neatly in the Cybertruck's bed and grows into a little pickup-back tiny home. It's definitely a camper weird enough for the Cybertruck itself.

We've seen countless VW camper vans, but we've never seen anything quite like the Ventje van. The Dutch camper has a flexible sleep/eat/work lounge, an indoor/outdoor tailgate kitchen, and interior seating that morphs into outdoor chairs.

Born from the need for self-sufficient travel, the 7even50 One trailer looks like little more than an industrial cargo trailer from the outside. Inside, though, it's a homey space for two that serves as a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and dining lounge.

Nissan went all in on the pandemic RVing craze, starting the year by debuting one camper van concept after another. Not long before debuting the first of those concepts, it launched a production mini-camper van in Japan, the NV350 Caravan Multibed.

Would-be RVers without the budget for a full motorhome might want to consider a camper-in-a-box. We've seen many such systems over the years, and Girovaga Box has another: modular cubes that combine into a van bed and an outdoor kitchen/dining set.

Australian company Japanese Auto Imports has an updated line of Mitsubishi Delica 4x4 camper vans. Its latest Delica build packs a slide-out kitchen with triple-burner stove, plenty of all-terrain equipment, and a raised bed under a glass panorama.

The new Offline Domino camper trailer has a unique ruggedized teardrop design perfect for a quick sleepover or full base camp. The rear jaws provide immediate access inside, while the power-operated annex tent sets up a complete living space.

Yakima gets more out of the vehicle hitch with the EXO system. Adventurers can mix and match bike racks, cargo boxes, ski racks and other components into a two-story stack behind the tailgate. It's the most versatile cargo solution the hitch has seen.

We've seen a few electric camping trailers on the global market, and Colorado Campworks presents one of the first we've seen in the US. Its NS-1 is an off-road teardrop built to rely solely on electric power out in the wild, no need for LPG.